Human without the bean

The Mule Laurence Fishburne Mystic River

Too bad. It's pretty funny. Good actors too.

The lead actor was known as a television actor and the Oscar winning supporting actor ( he got his Oscars much later) would tell the lead actor that "he was a little television actor" while on the set just to get into his head and revoke genuine reactions for the Oscar winning director. The director had been trying to make the film in 1969 after reading a newspaper article. Based on a true story one of the dramatic (and there are many) scenes in the movie take place on the same Japanese transportation railway systems that was portrayed in the movie The Bridge On The River Kwai.

That was it. I had just remembered of my post after some of those lyrics came into my mind. I suppose the ? means you can't think of the band? That's ok. I kind of forgot myself. ~Violent Femmes~ maybe. You are up Bud.

The script would have to be Rocky and the scriptwriter would of course be Sylvester Stallone

When I'm out walkin' I strut my stuff, man, I'm so strung out I'm high as a kite, I just might stop to check you out When I'm out walkin' I strut my stuff, man, I'm so strung out I'm high as a kite, I just might stop to check you out Body and beats, I stain my sheets, I don't even know why My girlfriend, she's at the end, she is starting to cry When I'm out walkin' I strut my stuff, man, I'm so strung out I'm high as a kite, I just might stop to check you out Let me go on, big hands, I know you're the one

That's cool. However, I can't connect it.

Yeah, that is good news.

George I think you could use some Brandy Anyway, that's what I see in the Looking Glass.

Jake Gyllenhaal Jarhead Jamie Foxx (like how I lined all those J's up)!

Way to go George. I'll give you the round. It was The In Crowd originally done by Dobie Gray. He was probably best known for the song Drift Away. The Mama's and the Papa's recorded in also in 65'.

Sam Elliott Tombstone Billy Bob Thornton

An American President Martin Sheen Apocalypse Now Gettysburg

Sure, why not? So long as we go out there and win one for the Gibber! I think he co-starred with Jane Wyman quite a bit. He may have married her.

New tune Any time of the year, don't you hear? Dressin' fine, makin' time We breeze up and down the street We get respect from the people we meet They make way day or night At a spot where the beat's really hot (Where we are bound) If it's square, we ain't there We make every minute count, yeah Our share is always the biggest amount Other guys imitate us But the original's still the greatest

Norman Fell The Killers Ronald Reagan

Just an, Old Fashioned Love Song ~Three Dog Night~ Classic song.

Who is SH?

No question.

I guess I was 9 hours too late.

(George said) FYI, you were OK with Natalie Portman followed by The Professional. The problem was starting with SW Ep1, when the previous clue ended with that. Really? Why do you think I fixed it. I'm out.

And apparently I'm also wrong about the sequence that the second trilogy was in. It was 4, 5, 6, then, 1, 2 and 3. I lost interest after the fourth installment to the franchise; Phantom Menace. I lost interest in a lot of franchises after the stars who played in them were mostly in it for the money. Its sequel $, sequel $$, sequel $$$. This was a generation ago now, and nothing if anything has changed. Iron Man, Clash of the Titans, Captain America. These were OK until they went with the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th sequel. This is especially true with fantasy. However, Batman is the exception.